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Chapter 19 Sensation

Author: bluemorose
last update publish date: 2021-08-19 07:28:18
“Hello, little brother,” I repeat. But I still don't believe it.

I never thought I would get to say those words. Let alone see the very face that is my brother. This must be a dream.

Or not- as I hear another snore from him. It breaks the fantasy- only proving that this has to be real. I don’t think anyone ever dreams about someone else snoring.

But still, I can’t help but stare on.

“He’s adorable.” I find myself needing to gush over him.

His face looks so sweet, like a little doll- a min
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